[Brilliant]

All I gotta say is where were these angry people in 2008, when their votes would have made a difference? We couldn’t get them to vote in the primary, and then we couldn’t get them to vote in the election. We may have the same thing this time around.

[Textide]

The angry people were on the Dem side in 2008.

Our side was demoralized with McCain vowing to run a ‘clean’ campaign, refusing to attack Obama.

In 2010 folks showed up. Here’s hopinng for more this time around.

[Doogle]

All I gotta say is where were these angry people in 2008

..A LOT OF "INDIES" (independents) went along with the BS line the lib media fed them....instead of listening to Jessie Jackson's whisper.....political correctness added to it....and of course, the co-conspirator Pelosi's expert vetting process

[colorado tanker]

All I gotta say is where were these angry people in 2008, when their votes would have made a difference?

They were "teaching us a lesson." Oh, boy, did we get a "lesson" - in what happens when the country turns the White House and both houses of Congress over to the Dems.

Of course, it didn't help that we had an awful candidate running the worst campaign since Bob Dole.

[X-spurt]

In 2008 we had mclame, who clearly did not want to be elected and it was easy to sit it out, much to our chagrin now. Heck in 08, I was sure as sure can be that the USA would never elect some socialist with a damn mooselimb name.

[Cincinna]

The angry people in 2008 were on the other side. They were so riled up with anger against GWB, they were able to be convinced to get out and vote for Barry.
The shoe is on the other foot this time, isn’t it?